Characters, music, teams and more favorite elements of the Japanese players of Final Fantasy X - iGamesNews

We bring interesting information related to Final Fantasy X. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, we learned that Famitsu has conducted a survey this month where they have asked about different aspects of the game’s fans.

In this way, the favorite characters, teams, music and more elements of the players have been shown, at least in Japan

. They are as follows:

Favorite characters

1. Tidus – 651 votes
2. Yuna – 619 votes
3. Auron – 601 votes
4. Rikku – 286 votos
5. Jecht – 196 votos
6. Lulu – 120 votes
7. Wakka – 89 votos
8. Kimahri – 68 votes
9. Other – 65 votos
10. Seymour – 30 votos
11. Cid – 5 votes
12. Lord Braska – 3 votes

Favorite music

1. Zanarkand (intro) – 786 votos
2. Suteki Da Ne – 283 votos
3. A Fleeting Dream – 216 votos
4. Fight With Seymour – 63 votos
5. Assault – 35 votos
6. Jecht’s Theme – 31 votos
7. Thunder Plains – 26 votos
7. Hymn of the Fayth – 26 votos
9. Movement in Green – 21 votos

10. Spira Unplugged – 19 votos

Favorite events

1. Blitzball – 597 votes
2. Lightning dodging – 451 votos
3. Catcher Chocobo – 217 votes
4. Chocobo Racing – 104 votes
5. Butterfly Hunt – 22 votos
6. Monster Arena – 14 votes

Favorite teams

1. Tidus + Yuna + Auron – 696 votes
2. Tidus + Yuna + Rikku – 244 votos
3. Tidus + Wakka + Rikku – 227 votos
4. Tidus + Auron + Rikku – 169 votos
5. Tidus + Wakka + Auron – 155 votos

Favorite enemy

1. Seymour – 627 votos
2. Jecht – 259 votos
3. Yunalesca – 232 votes
4. Without – 101 votes
5. Braska’s Final Aeon – 89 votes

Favorite moves

1. Blitz Ace – 406 votes
2. Quick Hit – 174 votos
3. Attack Reels – 80 votos
4. Mix (Rikku) – 71 votos
5. Jecht Shot – 61 votos

The survey participants were:

Age
- 159 respondents – 19 years or younger
- 932 respondents – 20-29 years
- 1,170 respondents – 30-39 years
- 394 respondents – 40-49 years
- 64 respondents – 50-59 years
- 19 respondents – 60 years or older
- 13 respondents – unspecified
Sex
- 1,918 men surveyed
- 780 women surveyed
- 53 unspecified respondents